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... Stretching Vibrations . - The modes v1 , 5 , and 6 V9b ( Table 5 ) are associated with CH stretching while the vibrational mode v is attributed to C - Me stretching . These modes are largely unaffected by substitution of a methyl group ...
... Stretching Vibrations . - The modes v1 , 5 , and 6 V9b ( Table 5 ) are associated with CH stretching while the vibrational mode v is attributed to C - Me stretching . These modes are largely unaffected by substitution of a methyl group ...
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... stretching vibrations with MC stretching vibrations and M - C - O bending vibrations.1,9 It has been shown that the only bands which combine with CO stretching vibrations are those associated with the metal - carbonyl moiety . Bands ...
... stretching vibrations with MC stretching vibrations and M - C - O bending vibrations.1,9 It has been shown that the only bands which combine with CO stretching vibrations are those associated with the metal - carbonyl moiety . Bands ...
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... stretching vibra- tion at 2980 cm . - 1 is somewhat broader than the corres- ponding symmetric vibration at 2910 cm.1 . Yet the band is neither as broad as the methyl antisymmetric stretching vibration of , say , methyl iodide , nor ...
... stretching vibra- tion at 2980 cm . - 1 is somewhat broader than the corres- ponding symmetric vibration at 2910 cm.1 . Yet the band is neither as broad as the methyl antisymmetric stretching vibration of , say , methyl iodide , nor ...
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Inorganic physical and theoretical chemistry | 1001 |
J ROBINSON and C H L KENNARD | 1008 |
Nearestneighbour model for transfer of electronic excitation energy | 1016 |
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